Plan Your Visit

Welcome To Fort Monroe!

If you’re a history buff, nature lover, or simply looking for a good meal – Fort Monroe is unlike any other. From walking and biking to swimming and boating, Fort Monroe provides a family-friendly atmosphere that celebrates history and facilitates insightful conversations with National Park Service (NPS) rangers. Throughout our beautiful 565-acre national monument we offer a wide variety of seasonal events including a summer concert series in Continental Park and Ghost Walk Tours in the fall. 

Before Your Visit

 

  1. Learn about Fort Monroe Authority’s accessibility offerings
  2. Find directions to the Visitor Center to begin your trip
  3. Follow the rules and regulations to have a safe and welcoming experience
  4. Check out the Events Calendar to see what’s happening that day
Education | Fort Monroe

 

Start at the Visitor Center

30 Ingalls Road

Street parking or small lot behind building

At The Visitor Center

  1. Discover historic sites on the Walking Tour Guide
  2. Pick up your free ticket to visit the Casemate Museum
  3. Pick up NPS Junior Ranger and B.A.R.K. Ranger information and your Fort Monroe passport stamp

National Park Service App

Find out more about all the experiences you will find at Fort Monroe

Looking For More?

  1. Check out the dining options around the fort
  2. Explore some outdoor recreation at the beaches, seawall trail, community center and more.

 

Additional Opportunities

  1. Book a school field trip, homeschool class, program for lifelong learners and so much more by checking out the Education Programs
  2. Book a private tour covering a variety of themes for you and your friends
  3. Discover the rich history of Fort Monroe through available resources
  4. Rent a venue space for a wedding, retirement, family reunion and more